Prior to joining, Kevin Wall was Chief Commercial Officer & Deputy CEO at Dublin Aerospace.
24 November 2021: APOC appoints Kevin Wall as Senior Vice President, Business Development, to lead its expansion programme in America. His remit will encompass increasing market share for APOC’s growing leasing and asset acquisition business, alongside the trading and sale of aircraft parts, engines, and landing gear from APOC’s narrowbody aligned portfolio. Walls’ career encompasses senior sales and engineering roles at Lufthansa Technik and Fokker Aircraft BV.
Max Lutje Wooldrik, CEO said “2022 will see us focus on spearheading the APOC ‘can-do’ business approach from our Miami facility. The new role of Senior VP Business Development – Americas is of strategic importance as we broaden APOC’s global footprint. Kevin is a highly respected member of the aviation community with a reputation for team motivation and commercial success. He will be located at our Miami facility in the New Year, and I know he will enjoy the challenges that this multi-faceted market will undoubtedly deliver.”
The growth of APOC since its inception some five years ago has been impressive and has attracted favorable attention from both the industry and investors alike so Wall anticipates exciting times ahead. Walls commented “APOC’s dynamic and entrepreneurial approach towards doing business is refreshing. With more than three decades of experience I can see how their attitudes towards service and real-time visibility of stock via their benchmark software applications will resonate well with airlines and lessors alike across the region.”
With recent investments in aircraft spares inventory and larger assets APOC is ideally placed to become a major player in the marketplace. Wall adds, “As the aviation industry continues to recover in the post-COVID timeframe, I anticipate that with APOC’s innovative business model and secure financial status we will be able to not only take advantage of investment opportunities in engines, landing gear and airframe assets, but also to wisely shape our support programmes as airlines evolve and explore new ways to operate.”
